Archilyse dataset · release 3.0.0 · studied 18 October 2026
Learn the apartment's program before drawing its rooms.
A measured reference for source-plan replication and original apartment generation. Explore conditional size budgets, room geometry and six actual layouts.
3,255,905source polygons checked
367,678simulation rows matched
reference apartments
These are observed patterns in a commercial-client collection. They are not Swiss building regulations or verified generator constraints. No original designs have been generated here.
Choose a source room-count family
Conditional net area
Horizontal axis: net area (m²). Band: p10–p90; marker: median. Source: eligible supplied v3 CSV records.Understand the counting convention
A living/dining zone contributes 1.5; ROOM, BEDROOM and living room contribute 1. Kitchen, bath, hall and exterior labels contribute 0.
A 3.5-room source program usually combines living/dining with two ROOM/BEDROOM slots. ROOM does not establish bedroom use. A separately segmented kitchen can still connect openly to living/dining.
Reference eligibility: one building/floor/unit, 20–250 m², source room count 1–7, no missing habitable simulations, and the empty-string-MD5 apartment label excluded.
Room areas and shapes
All matched residential room instances, including repeated floors. Area p10 / median / p90; aspect and fill use the minimum rotated enclosing rectangle. A hall's enclosing width is not its passage clearance.
| Source type | n | Area p10 (m²) | Median (m²) | p90 (m²) | Median aspect | Median fill |
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Inspect a source layout
Axes: local east (m), local north (m), north up. Source room polygons only; white gaps are not inferred wall geometry. Hover/tap polygons for type and area. Plans use independent view scales.
Circulation needs evidence
The candidate graph uses door proximity and nearby shared boundaries with source walls removed. It does not prove portal clearance, door swing, accessibility or an entrance-rooted route.
Separate geometry from performance
Location ratings describe building context. Solar, view and noise values belong to the original geometry and setting; a new layout needs its own evaluation. Climate and amenity relations with size were weak in the examined building-level comparisons.
Source net-area accounting also differs from semantic outdoors: loggias can contribute net area, while balconies do not. Keep the two totals separate.